The 1970S: After Marrying a Fool, I Lead the Whole Village to Prosperity

[Portable Space and Spiritual Spring + Eccentric Neighbors + Family Life + Sweet Romance + Food + Healing + Making Money + Stockpiling + Green Tea] Lu Mingxin, a 27-year-old agricultural science PhD with a portable space, dies unexpectedly. When she opens her eyes again, she has become a pitiful girl in the 1970s, with no parents and a family of bizarre relatives who bully her. They’ve seized her house and want to take her job too. She has to do the laundry and cook every day, never gets enough to eat, and is beaten by her cousin. In the end, they sell her off for 800 yuan to a remote village to be a fool’s child bride. Lu Mingxin is petty and holds grudges, and she refuses to suffer. She immediately sells her job, sells the house, deals with her bizarre relatives, then dusts off her hands and leaves. After a bumpy ride in an ox cart to the village, she discovers that the fool is actually a cold, handsome hunk, tall and long-legged, with a sixteen-pack. Lu Mingxin wipes the drool from the corner of her mouth and gets ready to take good care of him. It doesn’t matter if he’s dim-witted. We can treat that. He’s handsome, and that’s good enough. It doesn’t matter if the countryside is poor. Agriculture is my specialty, and the fool has abs. That’s good enough. It doesn’t matter if the village is full of weirdos. I can make money, and the fool can keep my bed warm every night. That’s good enough. With the fertile land and endless spiritual spring water in her space, Lu Mingxin takes over hillsides and plots of land to farm. Pumpkins weighing hundreds of pounds and wheat that grows six feet tall flourish before her eyes. Watch her keep a man at her side and money in her hand as she builds a fortune, rises to the top, and thrives.